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Lamar Jackson - Returns to practice Jackson (undisclosed) is practicing Wednesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Impact Jackson was held out of practice Monday after a 27-20 loss to the Chiefs on Thursday, and while he may be listed on the injury report this week, a quick return to practice suggests he'll be ready to play this Sunday against the Raiders. He played every snap in the season opener, piling up 273 passing yards and 122 rushing yards against a veteran Kansas City defense.

SEPTEMBER 11 • ROTOWIRE

NFL MVP Watch: Why Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is the early frontrunner

Patrick Mahomes has just two league MVP awards in eight years. Here's why he's the early favorite this season and who's on his heels.

NFL MVP Watch: Why Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is the early frontrunner

Herd Hierarchy: Chiefs stay No. 1; Cowboys, Chargers climb ahead of Week 2

Colin Cowherd unveils his top 10 teams heading into Week 2, with some serious competition for the No. 2 spot behind the Kansas City Chiefs.

Herd Hierarchy: Chiefs stay No. 1; Cowboys, Chargers climb ahead of Week 2

QB Stock Market Week 2: Is Baker Mayfield actually good?

Joe Burrow, Justin Fields, Anthony Richardson and Deshaun Watson are among those spotlighted in our new weekly series ranking every NFL star...

QB Stock Market Week 2: Is Baker Mayfield actually good?

Herd Hierarchy: Bucs crack Top 10, Cowboys and Chargers climb in Colin's Week 2 rankings | The Herd

Herd Hierarchy: Bucs crack Top 10, Cowboys and Chargers climb in Colin's Week 2 rankings | The Herd

SEPTEMBER 10 • FOX SPORTS

Lamar Jackson - Expected to be fine for Week 2 Jackson is a "little bit sore" but is fully expected to be available for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Impact After suffering a 27-20 loss to the Chiefs last Thursday in Week 1, the Ravens reconvened for an unofficial practice session Monday, but Jackson didn't participate. Due to the longer turnaround the Ravens will face for Week 2, Jackson's absence Monday looks to be mostly maintenance-related, as the coaching staff likely just wanted to give his body some more recovery time after he carried the ball 16 times in the season opener. The Ravens will release their first Week 2 practice report Wednesday, and Jackson will most likely be listed as a full participant, if he's even included on the report at all.

SEPTEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE

Lamar Jackson - Doesn't practice Monday Jackson did not participate in Monday's practice, and coach John Harbaugh declined to state a reason for the star quarterback's absence, Jonas Shaffer of TheBaltimoreBanner.com rep...

Impact Harbaugh joked that the "injury report comes out Wednesday afternoon," so it sounds like an official update on Jackson's status won't arrive until then. Jackson didn't appear to sustain any injuries during last Thursday's season-opening loss to the Chiefs, meaning his absence from practice Monday may have been personal. Barring any further updates, it seems like the expectation should be that Jackson will be in attendance at Wednesday's practice.

SEPTEMBER 9 • ROTOWIRE

Lamar Jackson - Doesn't practice Monday Jackson did not participate in Monday's practice, and coach John Harbaugh declined to state a reason for the star quarterback's absence, Jonas Shaffer of TheBaltimoreBanner.com rep...

Impact Harbaugh joked that the "injury report comes out Wednesday afternoon," so it sounds like an official update on Jackson's status won't arrive until then. Jackson didn't appear to sustain any injuries during last Thursday's season-opening loss to the Chiefs, meaning his absence from practice Monday may have been personal. Barring any further updates, it seems like the expectation should be that Jackson will be in attendance at Wednesday's practice.

SEPTEMBER 9 • ROTOWIRE

Sports betting roundup: Opening week of NFL season sees some big performances and some upsets

The first three days of the NFL season saw plenty of big performances and some upsets

SEPTEMBER 9 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Legion of Zoom? Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes finally have the weapons they need

After struggling offensively much of last season, the Chiefs now have the weapons to make full use of Patrick Mahomes' skill set. Look out,...

Legion of Zoom? Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes finally have the weapons they need

2024 NFL Week 1 betting recap: Lions win 'pretty much swung the day'

What started off as a good day for the books didn't end that way. Patrick Everson breaks down how bettors won in Week 1, despite a Patriots...

2024 NFL Week 1 betting recap: Lions win 'pretty much swung the day'

NFL Top-10 rankings: Chiefs in top spot; 49ers, Eagles, Cowboys close behind

The back-to-back champion Chiefs open the 2024 season atop Bucky Brooks' Top 10, but Week 1 showed they'll have plenty of competition.

NFL Top-10 rankings: Chiefs in top spot; 49ers, Eagles, Cowboys close behind

Lamar Jackson says Chiefs aren’t kryptonite after Ravens 20-27 loss in Week 1 | Speak

Lamar Jackson says Chiefs aren’t kryptonite after Ravens 20-27 loss in Week 1 | Speak

SEPTEMBER 7 • FOX SPORTS

Rashod Bateman - Lightly used Thursday night Bateman caught two passes for 53 yards on five targets in Thursday's loss to the Chiefs.

Impact Bateman was on the field for 84 percent of the snaps Thursday but finished fourth on the team in targets. The Ravens threw an uncharacteristic 41 times, something that won't happen too often this season in all likelihood, and he still could not draw Lamar Jackson's attention. Bateman being fourth in line for targets is a disappointing start for those believing in a breakout from him this season. However, the Ravens have a more favorable matchup in Week 2 with the Raiders going to Baltimore.

SEPTEMBER 6 • ROTOWIRE

Justice Hill - Active in passing game Thursday Hill had one carry for three yards and added six receptions for 52 yards on eight targets in Thursday's loss to the Chiefs.

Impact Fantasy managers were surprised to see Hill actually out-snap Derrick Henry 43 to 37. The Ravens were in a catch-up script for much of the game, however, and Hill's pass-catching chops and blitz pickup ability get him on the field in those scenarios. Henry will take on a larger share of the offense going forward but Hill is positioned to be the passing-down back at least until Keaton Mitchell (knee) returns. With that, Hill may have some appeal for the time being in deeper leagues with full PPR scoring.

SEPTEMBER 6 • ROTOWIRE

Can Lamar Jackson show up in big games? | First Things First

Can Lamar Jackson show up in big games? | First Things First

SEPTEMBER 6 • FOX SPORTS

Reacting to Likely's overturned TD loss to Chiefs | Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz | NBC Sports

SEPTEMBER 6 • YOUTUBE

Jackson and the Ravens showed flashes of brilliance, but their offensive line is a work in progress

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens at times showed flashes of the brilliance that propelled them to the top seed in the AFC last season

SEPTEMBER 6 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Should the Ravens feel concerned following their loss to the Chiefs? | The Herd

Should the Ravens feel concerned following their loss to the Chiefs? | The Herd

SEPTEMBER 6 • FOX SPORTS

Chiefs, Ravens fans should have 'mixed emotions' after Week 1 | Dan Patrick Show | NBC Sports

SEPTEMBER 6 • YOUTUBE

David Ojabo - Notches sack in Thursday's loss Ojabo recorded a sack on his only tackle in Thursday's 27-20 loss to the Chiefs.

Impact Ojabo didn't exactly stuff the stat sheet, but his lone contribution was a meaningful one. The 24-year-old linebacker has already matched his season sack total from each of the previous two years.

SEPTEMBER 6 • ROTOWIRE

2024 NFL Week 1 action report: 'The market has been anti-Cowboys'

And just like that, the NFL season has kicked off. Patrick Everson breaks down the key betting trends from Week 1 in the professional ranks.

2024 NFL Week 1 action report: 'The market has been anti-Cowboys'

Kyle Van Noy - Has orbital fracture Van Noy (eye) fractured his orbital bone in Thursday's 27-20 loss to the Chiefs, Steve Wyche of NFL Network reports.

Impact Van Noy will undergo further testing to determine how much time he will miss. While the next update on his status may not come until the Ravens begin preparing for their Week 2 game against the Raiders, the veteran edge rusher appears unlikely to be available for that game.

SEPTEMBER 6 • ROTOWIRE

Trenton Simpson - Brings pressure in Week 1 loss Simpson tallied five tackles (two solo), a half-sack and one pass defensed during Thursday's 27-20 loss to the Chiefs.

Impact Simpson played 70 percent of defensive snaps Week 1, which is a larger workload than he handled at any point in his rookie season last year. The 2023 third-round pick is worth monitoring in all IDP formats, considering the value that Baltimore's starting inside linebacker position has proven capable of providing. Simpson will look to take advantage of a plus matchup against the Ravens in Week 2.

SEPTEMBER 6 • ROTOWIRE

Marcus Williams - Second-leading tackler in loss Williams racked up six tackles (five solo) and one pass defensed during Thursday's 27-20 loss to the Chiefs.

Impact Williams played 100 percent of defensive snaps in Baltimore's season opener and finished second on the team in terms of tackles, after only star linebacker Roquan Smith. The starting safety figures to repeat an every-down role Week 2 versus the Raiders at home.

SEPTEMBER 6 • ROTOWIRE